Online Ticket Purchase

[GAOinLV]

I'm taking my family to Disneyland next week. I have purchased the online 3-day park hoppers, but now there's something I don't quite understand about them. It says to print them out and it says "this is your ticket." So, does this mean that this whole 8-1/2x11 inch paper is going to be my ticket for the entire 3 days? As I recall from WDW, you use the little ticket to get fast passes--I think I remember inserting my WDW park hopper into the machine in order to get the fast pass. Will they replace these large paper tickets with a small regular ticket for us to carry around for the 3 days? Or will we have to use these papers as tickets for the entire time?

Thanks for any enlightenment anyone can offer on this.

 

[OnTheRoadAgain]

From DL FAQ:
"Print out the entire PDF file. If you have purchased multiple tickets, be sure to print each Disney's eTicket page.
Present tickets at the theme park entrance turnstiles. You will not need to wait in Will Call or ticket purchase queues.
Once your Disney's eTicket has been scanned and voided, you will receive a standard Disneyland Resort ticket for use during the duration of your visit."

 

[I'm mikey]

take your e-tickets to the turnstyles and they will scan it and give you an actual park ticket, about the size of a credit card

 

[sonnyjane]

My understanding with these e-tickets from the DL website is that you take them to the turnstile, they scan them, and that CM gives you a regular paper ticket to use during the rest of your stay (and for FPs). You skip the ticket booths.

From DL FAQ:
"Print out the entire PDF file. If you have purchased multiple tickets, be sure to print each Disney's eTicket page.
Present tickets at the theme park entrance turnstiles. You will not need to wait in Will Call or ticket purchase queues.
Once your Disney's eTicket has been scanned and voided, you will receive a standard Disneyland Resort ticket for use during the duration of your visit."

OTRA has it right! SUPER easy!

 

[GAOinLV]

Thanks! That is what I had hoped the answer would be, but I didn't see that line on the site.